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by herewulf 1y ago
As great as this looks, I think it should heavily emphasize moving on to using GCC (or maybe LLVM). I learned C in the mid nineties using a copy of Visual C++ 1.0 that a friend had gotten from his father (and probably he got it from work).
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by herewulf 1y ago
Sounds fascinating! Other than the FOIA bit. Do you have a blog post or something with more detail about this work?
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by herewulf 1y ago
> - Photographers / enthusiasts Sorry, but the ship has sailed. Fix your problems in software maybe. > - Astronomers / enthusiasts Every Starship launch should offer ride-share for a space based observatory. Astronomy will o
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by herewulf 1y ago
Did you try an Emacs distribution like Doom Emacs or Space Emacs? Or did you try vanilla Emacs? The latter is not going to give you a very good IDE type experience without said grit, etc, so I recommend the former. Also, there are lots of w
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by herewulf 2y ago
Does this apply to AoE? I never played it much in its hey-day but it would be interesting to get into properly. I have no interest in buying an old game with DRM given the obvious potential for maintenance issues though.
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by herewulf 2y ago
Because the effort needed to summarize the content of the links is barely more than posting them in the first place. Who knows what kind of time wasting is on the other side of a link these days either.. Dark pattern cookie pop-ups, subscri
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by herewulf 2y ago
Presumably one can also pay to unexclude some data? When "the price is right".
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by herewulf 2y ago
And that's a six year old image. Imagine the state of the art in 2025.
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by herewulf 2y ago
No, the mythos is more like a couple hundred years of WASP gentry dominance and then occasionally they let a Catholic get elected. Quite a big deal when JFK was the first. Look it up.
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by herewulf 2y ago
I just want to know what the catch is versus using Termux.. Is this feature going to hoover up all my dotfiles and offer to "summarize" them for me? SSH keys? GPG key ring? Maybe Apple offers less freedom but it's getting har
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by herewulf 2y ago
Only one side has nuclear weapons so it doesn't count.
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by herewulf 2y ago
No, Ukraine joining goes back at least to 2008 and George W. Bush's overconfidence. Russian aggression started in 2014. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/2008_Bucharest_summit Note that Georgia joining was also on
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by herewulf 2y ago
Nowadays it just depends on how shitty your job is.
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by herewulf 2y ago
Coincidentally I ran across and read this fantastic WIRED article with a lot more detail today. https://archive.is/OgYmI Curious that the posted article credits a bunch of law enforcement departments but not the PI from the
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by herewulf 2y ago
I forgot to mention that the Linux kernel was printing warnings about the memory so it somehow knew something was wrong and was able to mitigate the damage. So you were just "unlucky"? ;) I won't claim to be an expert in eith
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by herewulf 2y ago
My anecdatum: I once had a Windows machine that was frequently giving me the famous BSOD. Sometimes it would run for a few minutes, other times it would happen immediately on boot. Booting the same system in Linux would only produce some ke
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by herewulf 2y ago
Denmark consistently ranks highly. And Denmark has Greenland. Ergo we need Greenland to be happy . /s
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by herewulf 2y ago
That's a good question for which I couldn't find an answer on their site. They recommend getting in touch[1] for questions not answered. The lowest plan[2] allows 200 inbound messages per day which even including spam seems suffic
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by herewulf 2y ago
If your mail is extremely low volume, you might like Migadu's low cost plans. They charge by number of messages in/out rather than per domain or something. It's been handy for me for a few lightly used domains including resur
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by herewulf 2y ago
So, instead of the people in the meeting spending a few minutes writing up a few notes to send to you about actionable next steps, you got to waste your time on the artificially intelligent fuck up. These are human problems desperate for ma
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by herewulf 2y ago
It's okay to be "the bad guy". They're your kids, not your friends. Too many parents want to be buddies with their kids these days. That's just setting everyone up for failure. My wife and I have a loving relationsh
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by herewulf 2y ago
I read the whole history and it only affirms my belief that the phrase is spot on. I'm not concerned of its pop culture origin, etc. Look, these people were seriously believing some ridiculous junk. Most Europeans once believed some ri
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by herewulf 2y ago
Ah, modern video streaming services and every restaurant's special snowflake app.
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by herewulf 2y ago
Absolutely a game changer. I'm using the same stack (minus Diesel) and I love that if it compiles it almost always works. Not so with JS/TS. With server functions (and of course client/server in the same codebase/languag
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by herewulf 2y ago
I'm sorry for your loss. I'm also sorry it now has to serve as a warning for others. Thank you for sharing.
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by herewulf 2y ago
Worth noting that this was a 5 vs. 4 ruling and thus reeks of politics.
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by herewulf 2y ago
I have a vast library of 2e books that I promise you are still "good enough". WotC is good at churning out paper but it's certainly in the interest of that particular entity's continued existence. Debatable if it is for
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by herewulf 2y ago
Unlikely to be a disgruntled veteran with health issues. Their care is provided by the Veteran's Administration hospital system at no cost. While the VA doesn't have a great reputation, in recent years in has been paying for veter
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M-x eww
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by herewulf 2y ago
And it's a ho, hi Farmers bar your doors When you see the Jolly Roger on Regina's mighty shores XD

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